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“A young woman and her mother decided to attend Lincoln's funeral at Oak Ridge and decided to bring home with them an acorn," historian John Alexander said.

The company has grown to be what it says is the largest Philly-style pretzel bakery in the world with over 150 franchised locations across the country.

Annette Harris Officer Elementary School is the 50th school the non-profit has partnered with since 2001.

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The officer was originally indicted on first-degree assault and armed criminal action charges for a 2018 shooting.

The driver was taken to an area hospital but died from his injuries.

The family of former slave Henrietta Mills hired an economist to calculate the amount of lost labor wages.

According to police, two men began shooting at one another after an argument. The shooters shot each other and a bystander.

Feb. 8 marks an important day at 5 On Your Side. On that day in 1947, KSD-TV became the first television station to broadcast in St. Louis.

Marcum was last seen leaving work in near Tulsa on the last day of January. He was stopped in Chesterfield, Missouri three days later.

A preliminary investigation found that the woman was walking across Green Valley Drive when she fell in front of a vehicle and was struck.

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“I’ve dedicated my working life, since 1980, to cleaning and maintaining the Equitable Building. My co-workers and I don’t deserve to be tossed out like trash. ..."

The organization didn't indicate when or if it raised the entire $2.5 million in the "Rally for the Rep" campaign, which was to wrap up in December.

It's unclear why the facility closed. The registered agent for the nursing home, Charlotte Stutts of Sikeston, did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

“This is an extremely beneficial deal for both countries and cannot be blocked simply because of political speculation.”

Crime in St. Louis is at the lowest levels in a decade, and recruitment and retention of St. Louis police has improved.

It comes just one day after several students at Sumner High were hospitalized, after school officials say they took gummies containing THC.

Police said early Friday morning he had been found safe.

"She's my baby," he father said. "I can't describe this pain … We're not going to give up on her."